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Lancaster board approves several contract amendments, interfund transfer resolutions and an assistant principal appointment
Summary
Trustees approved amendments to consultant and architect agreements for elementary modernization projects, adopted interfund transfer resolutions, approved an overnight student trip and appointed Gilbert Salivar as assistant principal; most motions carried unanimously as recorded in the meeting.
The Lancaster School District board approved multiple business items and personnel actions during the meeting.
On business items the board approved Amendment No. 1 to an agreement with PEA consulting services/Dynamic Planning and Science for the Sanendale Elementary modernization project and approved Amendment No. 3 to the agreement with SVA Architects for Sunnydale Elementary modernization. Trustees also adopted Resolution 2025‑26 authorizing interfund transfers and a separate resolution designating certain general funds as committed balance. The motions were called and recorded as carried in the meeting.
The board approved an overnight study trip for sixth graders to a program described in the agenda as the "Poly Institute of Oration," with trustees noting positive prior participation and available credits for students.
In human resources business, the board confirmed the appointment of Gilbert Salivar as assistant principal. The presenter summarized Salivar's 30‑plus years in education, his degrees (bachelor's from San Diego State University and master's from California State University, Los Angeles) and his certifications; Salivar was present in the audience when trustees voted to confirm him.
Several consent agenda items across superintendent, business, educational services and human resources were approved by voice vote without extended discussion. The meeting record shows motions and seconds were made for the items and that votes carried as recorded.
The meeting included standard procedural votes and no single controversial or defeated motion was recorded.
